bigzzia Motorised Treadmill, Under Desk Treadmill Portable Walking Running Pad Flat Slim Machine with Remote Control and LCD Display for Home Office Gym Use, Installation-Free (Grey) (Light Grey)

Alright. I love this little bad boy.I am a mom of smaller kids, and I honestly don’t have room for a full size treadmill, and even if I do, it would be in some room all by itself (no where near my kids, so essentially useless unless they are napping...as If that ever happens)I usually keep this in my kitchen, and grab a few steps in while my kids are snacking 1000 times a day. I can easily bring it to the living room, and get a walk in while they binge some Disney+... it even fits in the hallway, so I can keep an eye on the bathtub and get a walk in while they pretend to go deep sea diving in the tub for an hour (beats sitting on the toilet scrolling Instagram while they splash water everywhere anyways)It’s probably not idea if your main goal is running (and maybe it is, but I’m too out of shape lol) just because it’s a little scary without the rails, but if you put it near a wall, I’m sure it’s fine.I went from like 5,000 steps per day, to 12,000 JUST by having this treadmill around, and by being around I’m like “I got an extra five minutes, might as well walk for a bit”It’s relatively quiet, I mean, you can hear it, but you can also easily watch tv- a baby would probably sleep right through the noise!I’ve had mine a few weeks- I’ll update if anything changes, but I honestly don’t foresee any issues!OH it’s a little noisy if put on carpet, because it’s so low to the ground, the track kind of rubs on the carpet- but that’s a minor issue.

I read the reviews and was excited because as promised, it was small and lightweight. The downside came when I actually plugged it in and tried to use it. I started it up and it tripped the circuit. I reset my circuit breakers and that still didn’t fix the problem. I called an electrician who said it was likely an improperly grounded outlet so I tried it in another room. Same thing happened and after one very expensive visit later, the electrician was able to confirm that it was more than just an outlet problem, this treadmill was blowing out circuits. Do not buy it!!!

Since dropping a commute from my daily routine in the world of COVID, I desperately wanted something to help me stay more active. I've had my treadmill for a few days now and it is a great size to fit under my standing desk -- and I'm getting at least 15k steps a day while I work and use my computer for leisure! Overall, it's served its purpose perfectly even if it isn't the most advanced piece of equipment. As long as it doesn't break down in a few weeks from well over 10 hours of use a week, it will absolute continue to be a very useful product.My biggest issue is that if I don't hit the on/off switch and instead use the remote to power it down, sometimes it turns back on and starts running at random. It also occasionally changes the speed by a step or two at random. This is mostly an annoyance right now, but I could see it also becoming a safety issue both for myself and for my pets.Finally, I'll note that I don't think the speeds align with those of other treadmills. I can comfortably jog at 7.5 on this, whereas on more high powered, gym-quality treadmills that would be beyond my running capabilities.

Simple and no frills, but works great for what I needed which was a treadmill to put under my standing desk!

This will work for general walking and is affordable. However, it randomly turns on by itself unless unplugged, the speed increases by itself while I'm using it. Good thing there is a remote, but need to be careful.

It was great until it got some mileage underneath it. It’s not meant for anyone over 160 pounds or for running. It’s just meant for walking and for tiny people. Wouldn’t recommend.

The treadmill is not too heavy so it is easy to move around and store vertically on a wall. At speeds 1-4, you can read on it with ease. At speed 8-10 you can gets a brisk jog in. Its really fun and convenient. Just 10 minutes at speed 4-5 gets me around 1,000 steps. It really adds up. Would highly recommend.Note: I would recommend using this treadmill on a hard surface (tile, LVT, wood). If carpet is your only option: place a hard, smooth surface (a plywood board, LVT tiles, etc) between the treadmill and the carpet so that the bottom is not building up heat when right up against the fibers of the carpet.

I feel like mine must be defective. I can’t seem to ever get it to turn on. I push the power button, push play, it counts down and flashes 0.0. Then I turn it off, try again, some weird UA-2 comes on the screen. If I do this long enough it eventually will turn on and go for a few minutes but it’s constantly changing speeds and will randomly shut off. This can’t be normal- if it is, this thing sucks.